Extreme fatigue and blurred vision?

Question

Lately I have been feeling extremely fatigued and have been having blurred vision. I constantly have to close my right eye and just keep my left eye open so I can see right. Any ideas of what this can be? I am so tired that I just want to sleep all day. The fatigue is starting to interfere with my daily life.

Answer 1

There are many things that could cause it... so the best thing is to see your physician for a physical, including a blood test for viruses such as Lyme's and Epstein-Barr. If that is negative, the primary doctor should refer you to a specialist for further evaluation based on specific details of your symptoms, as well as your personal and familial medical history. Try to jot down as many details about your symptoms that you can, even if they seem unrelated or insignificant, such as sleep issues, eating/digestive changes, etc. Specialists you may consult include a cardiologist, neurologist and/or endocrinologist.

Answer 2

Have you been getting actual real sleep at night? Blurred vision and extreme fatigue would be signs of this. Maybe you're just not getting quality sleep at night. Try some earplugs. I had some issues with small noises at night causing me to constantly be alert while I was asleep... like ooh... a chirping fire alarm or people socializing or whatnot. I'm sure you've probably tried relaxation exercises. If not, then it wouldn't hurt to do some of those too... just whatever you find works for you... usually deep breathing bases exercises work. Oh, and make sure that you're drinking plenty of water and eating a balanced diet. Not enough carbs will cause extreme body fatigue and mental "zoning out", and not enough protein will cause you too to be very floppy feeling and just want to not move while at the same time feeling wide awake and not able to really focus on thinking.

If none of this helps, I'd go see a physician, because it could be the signs of something worse that I'm unaware of.

Answer 3

This is vision problems with (CFS). Chronic fatigue is common about one in every four adult seen in doctors` offices say it is one of their problems. But chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) is unusual; perhaps only one in a thousand of the adults who complain of chronic fatigue meet the criteria for this diagnosis. If the problem is fatigue, the medical history is the most important part of the encounter. Physical examination of heart, lungs, and the thyroid gland can be expected. The doctor may test for anemia and thyroid dysfunction, as well as other problems. I hope this helps you. And good luck.

Answer 4

See a doctor. Extreme fatigue can be a symptom of ME (Myalgic encephalomyelitis, also known as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome)

Also, monitor your sleep pattern and your fluid intake. Severe dehydration or sleep deprivation can cause both your problems.

Answer 5

Sounds like you need a doctor. Many different things cause these symptoms, but when I had this problem I was diagnosed with diabetes. You could be stressed out, etc. Dont worry I dont want to scare you but you should probably go to a doctor.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

Could be signs of DIABETES but may wana go to the doctor

Answer 8

Diabetic, better get checked

Answer 9

time to call you doctor and get a physical and tell them your symptoms

Answer 10

see a chiropractor or a doctor immediately!